Tonight on Katie Pavlich Tonight, Democrats inch closer to socialism – should they be worried? Breaking news from New York, where Democratic Socialist Claire Valdez ousts Sen. Dan Goldman. The DOJ charged 455 people for health care fraud and opioid abuse schemes – the biggest fraud takedown in history. SCOTUS says a Rastafarian cannot sue after a prison made him shave his dreadlocks, musician David Hinds explains why that violates their Rastafarian beliefs. Jesse Weber joins to break down what we know about Nancy Guthrie’s case, after a ransom note claims she is dead. NewsNation’s Rich McHugh breaks down the investigation into the MLB after they warned players for writing Bible verses on Pride Night hats. As cities across the…
“We are going to get them immunity and protection”: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna says she has spoken to the White House about giving a list of people immunity from security clearance violations or the Espionage Act for disclosing information regarding UAP.
Dr. Ben Carson joined “Wake Up America” to sound the alarm on the decline of history proficiency among youth and expose what he sees as a concerted effort to make American children ashamed of their country.
The Supreme Court struck down a Hawaii law prohibiting the carry of guns by permit holders on private property unless the owner gives express permission.
House Democrats are launching a discharge petition to force a vote on permanently blocking the Trump administration's nearly $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund . Why it matters: The petition tests whether Republicans' complaints about the fund will turn into votes to kill it and whether Democrats can keep using discharge petitions to drag sensitive Trump fights onto the House floor over GOP leaders' objections. - A staggering eight discharge petitions have garnered the necessary 218 signatures to force a House vote this congressional session, meaning the tactic cannot be dismissed as a hopeless long-shot. - The Justice Department scrapped the fund earlier this month after intense backlash from lawmakers in both parties. - But…
House Democrats are launching a discharge petition to force a vote on permanently blocking the Trump administration's nearly $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund . Why it matters: The petition tests whether Republicans' complaints about the fund will turn into votes to kill it and whether Democrats can keep using discharge petitions to drag sensitive Trump fights onto the House floor over GOP leaders' objections. - A staggering eight discharge petitions have garnered the necessary 218 signatures to force a House vote this congressional session, meaning the tactic cannot be dismissed as a hopeless long-shot. - The Justice Department scrapped the fund earlier this month after intense backlash from lawmakers in both parties. - But…Open
On this June 24, 2026 edition of Carl Higbie Frontline, Carl Higbie highlights the key developments influencing the national conversation. Guests joining the show include Sec. Markwayne Mullin, Rep. Andy Ogles, Harmeet Dhillon, Matthew Foldi and Ashley Brasfield.
On the June 24, 2026 edition of Rob Schmitt Tonight, Rob Schmitt breaks down the top headlines making an impact on the political conversation nationwide. Featured guests include Vickie Paladino, Alex Marlow, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna and Doug Burgum.
